The first polo shirt was designed by English tennis champion John Frederick Perry in 1952 and from that moment on, a simple item of clothing became an icon.
From a sportswear brand Fred Perry became a symbol of style and elegance, first in England and then worldwide.
The brand is at the forefront of environmental stewardship, becoming in 2019 a member of the BCI (Better Cotton Initiative), the world’s largest cotton sustainability program.
Founded in a small warehouse in Toronto in 1957, Canada Goose has become one of the world’s leading manufacturers of luxury clothing.
In the 1980s it became globally famous for jackets such as the Expedition parka, created for scientists working in Antarctica. In recent years, lighter products are launched for diverse climates and high-intensity activities, as well as knitwear made exclusively from merino wool.
HUMANATURE is Canada Goose’s sustainability initiative; a concrete commitment to review and reduce environmental impact, use more responsible raw materials and provide safer products.
